Taphonomy of Eocene Fish From Fossil Basin, Wyoming

This book presents a detailed study of the taphonomy of Eocene fish from the Fossil Basin in Wyoming. It discusses the processes that affected the preservation of the fossils, such as decay and burial, and how they influenced the fossil record. The book also includes a taxonomic revision of the fish fauna of the Fossil Basin, providing an updated view of the biodiversity of this important site.

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